I've always been interested in making
things but when it really started to
take off was when I actually you could
get in a shed of my own as I've got
older and obviously for more tools you
know better processes things like that
then what I've made has become better
and better I think if used to trace it
back to find out where it all started in
terms of making some of the crazy things
that I've made today I think you
probably have to look at the wall of
death cuz we built the wall of death cuz
I had loads of pallets left over from
the world's biggest bonfire that we
didn't manage to get moved so once we
built that we uploaded that onto the
internet and it was just like oh this is
really cool you know what else can we
make the idea from the jet bike came
from we'd started making post Jets and
the obvious way to take it forward we'd
put a on something that moves
the jet was actually made from an old
catering table of a scrapyard so me
mates mum had got rid of her bikes and
I'll rally shop a bite only for perfect
look today this old it's rusty it's just
begging for a gin
so I've got five Guinness World Records
biggest bonfire longest motorbike
fastest mobility scooter fastest pram
and fastest toilet the great thing about
the Guinness World Records it can give
quite a mundane and stupid task a
meaning because like the world's fastest
toilet for instance they said day you
know I want to go faster than 40 50
mile-an-hour on a toilet most people
would just think why you know what why'd
you want to do that but ways when you're
doing it for a world record it gives it
a meaning and all of a sudden it becomes
like socially acceptable people's
opinion of what you do even though it's
not really that important it does help
if they're behind you because what I've
noticed since my videos and stuff we've
got a lot more popular people are more
willing to help me and give me stuff
mobility scooter was given to me because
the bloke who owns a shop in town
watches Alma video whose news conway AR
see what you can do with this where's at
the start that never happened it's kind
of sad that it's that way around it's
like well we know if we kind of helped
everybody out like that all the time
then god knows what would get made or
done
the mobility scooter at 71 mile an hour
they crammed in a motorbike engine and
all the controls gearshift and stuff
like that that's where the steel lines I
suppose I don't worry too much about
people emulating my things because I
think the people that have got the get
up and go to want to try and do it
anyway normally have enough common sense
and now Stu know when something's going
wrong or not I think it's a good time to
be an inventor obviously the internet
showing you how to do things you know
programs like dragons den if people want
to learn to do something now they can
easily get the information which before
it was quite hard the good thing about
what I do now and similar to what you
used to do when I was to be an excerpt
is there's always a new trick to learn
there's always something you can do
bigger and better and it's the same of
this it's always something else to make
there's always something else to make
better